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Dragon Rise Global Ltd. is based in China and currently lists eleven active products. The supplier’s catalogue spans four main sectors: timber, frozen seafood, construction materials, and mineral ore. Products are recorded under categories such as Timber, Frozen Prawns, Portland Cement, Bitumen, Asphalt and Iron Ore. The active product count of eleven reflects a focused but diversified portfolio. The company is classified as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier.
The timber entry includes teak, rosewood, kosso and papao logs, while the seafood line offers cooked and frozen lobsters, black tiger prawns, vannamei shrimp, king crab and frozen chicken feet. Construction supplies comprise Portland cement and two bitumen grades, 60/70 and 80/100, used for road surfacing. Iron ore is listed as a bulk mineral product. Additional items such as wet blue leather are also presented. Each product is identified by its generic category without detailed specifications in the catalogue.
Timber species such as teak and rosewood are typically graded by moisture content (10‑12 % for export) and density, with FSC or CITES compliance often required for tropical hardwoods. In the frozen seafood segment, lobsters and king crabs are commonly shipped whole at - 18 °C, with size classifications ranging from 50‑70 mm carapace length for lobsters to 80‑120 mm for crabs; tiger prawns and vannamei shrimp are usually sold in 20‑30 count per kilogram packs. Portland cement exported from China generally conforms to grades 42.5 and 52.5 under Chinese GB standards, while bitumen 60/70 and 80/100 are measured by penetration test (60 × 100 mm and 80 × 100 mm) and softening point. Iron ore shipments are evaluated by iron (Fe) content, typically 55‑65 % Fe with low silica and alumina. Wet blue leather is processed to a chrome content of 3‑4 % and is often supplied in split or full hide formats.
The supplier lists timber (teak, rosewood, kosso, papao), frozen seafood (lobsters, black tiger prawns, vannamei shrimp, king crab, frozen chicken feet), construction materials (Portland cement, bitumen 60/70 and 80/100), iron ore and wet blue leather.
The catalogue contains eleven distinct products across the categories mentioned.
Buyers should ask for FSC or CITES certificates, a moisture content report and a phytosanitary certificate for the hardwood species.
Standard documents include a health certificate, a HACCP audit report, temperature monitoring logs and a weight‑by‑size inspection sheet for each seafood type.
Cement should meet Chinese GB grades 42.5 or 52.5 and be accompanied by a certificate of analysis; bitumen grades 60/70 and 80/100 are verified by penetration (60 × 100 mm, 80 × 100 mm) and softening point tests.
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